NITI Aayog's National Critical & Strategic Minerals Committee Reviews India's Mineral Security in Hyderabad
The National Critical & Strategic Minerals Committee met in Hyderabad to discuss India's mineral security strategy, emphasizing the need for faster exploration of critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and rare earth elements to reduce import dependence. Singareni Collieries is exploring rare earth extraction from opencast mines and recovering minerals from thermal power plant byproducts. The committee called for coordinated efforts between government and private sectors to enhance exploration and resource security.
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The National Critical & Strategic Minerals Committee, chaired by Dr. D K Singh, convened in Hyderabad to review India's mineral security strategy. The committee emphasized the significance of critical minerals for economic growth and technological advancement.
Singareni Collieries is exploring rare earth extraction from opencast mines and recovering minerals from fly ash and bottom ash. Members underscored the need for accelerated exploration of minerals essential for renewable energy and defense. The committee urged collaborative action between government and private sectors to reduce import reliance and strengthen resource security.
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